Overload Code Displays Office 135 / Office 160; Other Aids; System Logs; File System State - Mitel 430 System Manual

Operation and Maintenance
6. 5. 2. 9

Overload code displays Office 135 / Office 160

The overload code displays on the cordless phones Office 135 and Office 160 can be
activated and deactivated using the following key combination (toggle function):
Long-click key 5 and then long-click key 3 (long = long-click = 2 seconds).
The overload code display is always deactivated after system initialization.
Tab. 112 DECT overload code displays Office 135
Code Name
05 / 06 IPEI Not Accepted
10 Authentication failed
51 DL 04 Expiry
70 Timer Expired
44 Failure to set up traffic
bearer
45 No Quiet Channel
80 Reject Location Area.
Not allowed. Mis-used
to indicate wrong
"design" version.
6. 5. 3

Other aids

6. 5. 3. 1

System logs

During operation or in the event of a malfunction the communication server stores the
current operating data in the file system in the directory /home/mivo400/logs.
You can open, view and back up these log files on any storage device, in WebAdmin in
the System logs(
6. 5. 3. 2

File system state

In the File system state
tem's memory load. In an AIN the file systems for all nodes can be viewed.
242
Error description
Cordless phone already registered with
the system under a different number.
Registration error
Timer (on cordless phone) has expired
MM timer in system has expired (during
registration)
Connection cannot be set up as too
many cordless phones are phoning
within the same range
No channel available, same as code 44 Same measures as for code 44
Wrong mode during logon.
=1w) view.
( =e3) view you can see the thematically structured file sys-
Error handling
• Delete cordless phone registration.
• Try again
Try again
Try again
Try again
• Try again
• If still unsuccessful after several
attempts, restart cordless phone
and try again.
Logon to the system < I5
• Office 135: Longclick "Home"
Logon to the system > I5:
• Office 135: Shortclick "Home"
Mitel 415/430 as of R4.1
syd-0580/1.2 – R4.1 – 08.2016